r/Raytheon

I just received an offer letter from Raytheon to be an Industrial Engineer II in their Tucson, AZ facility. I lowkey skeptical about the transition to Tucson since I am from Texas. I currently work for GE Aerospace but there’s really no opportunity for growth at least in my current location. Raytheon’s offer is really generous, but I am kind of nervous to take into this new challenge. I want to know a little bit more about the environment at Raytheon in Tucson, and what to expect if I decide to accept the offer. I will really appreciate if you guys can share you thoughts and experiences TIA

I was just offered a new-grad engineering role. Ive been a lurker on this sub for a while, and have interned at another large defense contractor multiple times. I have an offer from the other large defense contractor and now Raytheon. The other offer has a higher compensation, but the work location of Raytheon is far superior.

Is negotiating something I can do as a new grad, or is there a chance they rescind my offer? Also, as I mentioned I am a lurker on this sub. It seems as if a lot of employees lowkey hate Raytheon and that the entire company is getting laid off every day. Is this something I actually need to worry about?

FMS if that helps

Hey guys subcontractor who applied for a spot to work in a billet that Raytheon/collins is the prime. Curious how long it usually takes for approval. Thanks.

Exactly where can you find your goals in Workday (the goals that we entered at the beginning of this year)? I figured they would show up after the new IDP rollout on Monday, but I still can’t find them.